Best Wireless Security Cameras in 2026
Indoor, outdoor, and everything in between.
Indoor, outdoor, and everything in between.
The Arlo Pro 6 offers versatility, durability, and longevity where you need it most, whether you’re keeping an eye on the kids while you’re at work or want to protect your valuables from burglars. 2K Color Night Vision video recordings capture every detail regardless of the time of day, and its included battery lasts for months between charges, ensuring your house is covered with minimal intervention.
Installing a doorbell camera doesn’t have to be difficult. The Arlo Video Doorbell camera’s wireless installation makes it easy to set up and maintain, while integration with the Arlo Secure App allows you to keep an eye on visitors even when you’re not able to answer the door. Receive a Video Call when your doorbell is pressed, direct package deliveries with built-in 2-Way Audio, or set pre-recorded reply messages to let people know when you’re too busy to answer. And of course, you get crystal clear 2K video feeds so you’ll never second guess who’s at the door.
Many neighborhoods lack sufficient lighting, which can become a safety and invasion hazard. Overcome these blind spots with the Arlo Wireless Floodlight camera. Shine a powerful LED floodlight that can reach up to 3000 lumens (when plugged in with the Outdoor Magnetic Charging Cable) that will keep visitors safe and ward off crime. Plus, its camera comes equipped with a lens that can reach up to 160° Field of View, along with 2K HDR video and Color Night Vision, giving you a full view of your entire lawn, garage, and anything else you need to cover.
Wi-Fi can get spotty the further you get from your network. With the Arlo Go 2, that’s no problem at all. In addition to its robust Wi-Fi signal, you also get 4G LTE connectivity, allowing you to capture security footage anywhere on your property, even without an internet connection. Keep watch over your RV, secure your garden or barn, or even take it with you on a trek to the great outdoors — it’ll go wherever you do.
Take stock of all the places someone could enter your home, like front and back doors, the garage, and even windows on the side of the house. Once you’ve made a map of each entry point, pick cameras that provide optimal coverage of those areas. Consider the field of view, mounting area, and night vision capabilities of each camera to pick the right camera for each situation.
Height also matters. Install the camera too high, and you won’t get enough detail; too low, and you won’t get a full picture of the surrounding area. We recommend installing Arlo cameras at least seven feet off the ground and aiming the lens slightly downward for the best performance.
If you need to capture a large area on video, then you’ll want a security camera with at least 160° field of view. That’ll give you the best balance of coverage without sacrificing on detail.
While many cameras (like the Arlo Pro 6) can work in nearly any space or scenario, some are better suited to some situations than others. For example, the Arlo Wireless Floodlight Camera is a much better fit in areas with little to no light, as its floodlight can keep the surrounding area safer than cameras without built-in LED lights. Consider each space and choose the right camera to do the job you need.
To get the most out of your camera system, consider installing a central security system to help you manage everything. For example, the Arlo Home Security System can provide a more secure connection to your cameras, reducing the chances of going offline, even if your internet goes out. Plus, the Keypad Sensor Hub includes several convenient One Tap Emergency Response buttons to notify the authorities to send immediate help when you need it.
Arlo Security cameras already offer fantastic protection right out of the box. But if you need additional peace of mind, an Arlo Secure plan can unlock your security system’s full potential.
With Arlo Secure, you’ll get our powerful Early Warning System that automatically detects people, vehicles, packages, and other objects that enter the security camera’s field of view. Once Arlo detects something, it sends an alert right to your phone through the Arlo Secure app, notifying you when an important delivery arrives or if suspicious activity is detected. You’ll also get 60-Day Video History archives of your entire setup, right at your fingertips. Upgrade to Arlo Secure Premium for 24/7 Professional Monitoring and 24/7 Emergency Response, keeping your property and your loved ones safe, even when you’re asleep or out of the house.
For as little as $7.99 a month, you’ll get enhanced coverage that’s as easy to set up and manage as your Arlo Cameras were. Sign up today for the ultimate security package.
Typically, you will need a high-speed internet connection with a Wi-Fi router capable of providing a 2.4GHz band. To get the best video quality, ensure your cameras can reach at least 2 Mbps upload speeds. Reducing obstacles between the camera and your router or adding wireless repeaters to your network can enhance connection quality, depending on your setup.
Not always. The Arlo Go 2 camera can operate with a 4G LTE signal, allowing you to harness the same connection your smartphone uses, even when the Wi-Fi network is unavailable. The Arlo Home Security System also uses the same cellular network signal to provide a secure connection for your Arlo cameras when the internet is down.
Wireless cameras need battery power to stay operating. Arlo Cameras rely on easy-to-replace rechargeable batteries and can last months between charges. The Arlo Secure app will notify you when a battery is nearly depleted — simply swap out the battery with a replacement at your convenience to keep your security feed running. If you need additional battery life, consider upgrading your network with the Arlo Pro 6 XL, which can last nearly a year on a single charge. Or add an Arlo Solar Panel Charger to the mix to ensure year-round coverage.
